Examples of using Little difficulty in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There's a little difficulty.
Anyone who really wants it can get it with little difficulty.
I had a little difficulty in getting a taxi.
The store is undergoing a little difficulty right now!
We had a little difficulty finding the house itself.
Marijuana can be grown almost anywhere, with little difficulty.
Might have a little difficulty finding him.
Please accept my deepest apology for our little difficulty.
I'm having a little difficulty hearing you right now.
You want people to think I can't shoot my way out of a little difficulty?
I'm having a little difficulty.
I became dependent on lip reading andattended a school for the deaf in Frankfurt with little difficulty.
I had a little difficulty engaging with the characters.
Right now, I'm having a little difficulty doing that.
Committing to communicate more than 80% of study time, students entering the real conditions of communication,have little difficulty.
Harry was having a little difficulty putting it into words.
Let anyone try to delve into earlier, perfectly authentic symbolism,and he will soon find how little difficulty there is in doing so.
I'm having a little difficulty wrapping my head around it.
This is impossible. You can't possibly have… Unfortunately,we're having a little difficulty with our energy focus stabilisation.
Having a little difficulty getting this shampoo out.
Even AB, the fasting Scotsman, reported very little difficulty throughout his 382 day fast.
Okay, I'm having a little difficulty moving your brick at the moment.
Supposing, for instance, that we are dealing with a person who has some little trouble with the use of his arm or hand, not paralysis agitans,but some simple little difficulty, and supposing I ask that person to do something with the arm itself to help.
I am picking up a little difficulty in you trying to express what you wish to say.
The most important character trait of the AmericanBulldog,because of which there may be little difficulty and problems- this is his superiority over other four-legged, and especially over the dogs.
During the Napoleonic Wars Great Britain, fearing that French control of the Netherlands might deliver Sri Lanka to the French,occupied the coastal areas of the island(which they called Ceylon) with little difficulty in 1796, and ending Dutch Ceylon. In 1802 the Treaty of Amiens formally ceded the Dutch part of the island to Britain and it became a Crown Colony(see British Ceylon). In 1803 the British invaded the Kingdom of Kandy in the first Kandyan War, but were repulsed.
Almost all vehicles are able to drive here with little difficulties.
You have other little difficulties here: that contracted chest, and so forth.